The Portland Housing Bureau is set to release new funding for affordable housing through its "Last Gap Round 2" initiative at the end of April, targeting ready-to-go development projects.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mixed weather for Portland, with variable chances of April showers, gusty winds, and intermittent sunshine, with temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to the low 70s.

Multnomah County extends temporary housing for 80 asylum seekers until May 31 without extra taxpayer costs, negotiating a deal with a hotel. Local organizations support this effort, as the county seeks a statewide response for future arrivals.

The article discusses Oregon's severe air quality issues due to wildfires, with a report showing Central and Southern Oregon being most affected in the 2023 season. It also mentions the OregonAIR app for AQI updates and DEQ's efforts in advisories.

An audit outlines challenges for Oregon's DEQ, emphasizing strategic planning for environmental enforcement, inclusivity for BIPOC staff, and operating within financial limits.

Washington County declares April as National County Government Month, aligning with the NACo initiative to highlight local public services and community engagement.

Parents in Portland are suing the teachers' union for $100 million over damages from a nearly month-long strike, claiming educational, emotional, and economic harm to students and families.

Clackamas County has issued a closure notice to the Mt. Hood Center in Boring for numerous code violations, requiring the cancellation of scheduled events. The county is also suing the venue for being a public nuisance.

Washington County's Transportation Development Tax for new developments will increase by 8.29% starting July 1, making the cost for a new single-family home $11,478.

Portland's latest initiative from the Street Services Coordination Center focuses on cleaning up hazardous campsites and offering resources to the displaced homeless.

Portland celebrates Food Cart Week, inviting both locals and tourists to explore a variety of cuisines offered in its renowned food cart "pods" throughout the city.

Police resolved a situation with a distressed individual on a Portland building rooftop, causing traffic disruptions, leading to their safe custody for a mental health evaluation.

The Portland Water Bureau's new water filtration plant project cost has soared past $2 billion, becoming the city's most expensive municipal project to date, amidst local concerns.